A night on the town

[rustyknotz]

Dreamtrails: Slow-shutter capture of a passing car, did the colour grading and the blurring with Photoshop.






Dreamtrails pt.2: Same technique, different area. Staring passersby are always a job hazard :P.






Shadows: Photoshop tampering included, but slow-shutter, fast-shutter, it makes no difference. I was hoping to go for the film noir feel (if not look), with dark shadows and silhouettes abound.






Bluey Shadows: Digital camera on night-vision mode, photoshopped later on to bring in the bluey-shadows.

That marks the end of my little spree. Hope you like it.

[sic.sick6]

the first ones cool... the 3rd is my favrt.. and the last one.. hmm.. i think i know that place.. Is that near the Artificial Beach?

[crozer]

nice, i like the last 2.

the "shadows" pic is very cool, and the last one "bluey shadows" isnt that cool, buy i like the lights behind the bike..

gj!

[Coolman]

nice photos, pretty different, my fav is the first one,
maybe lighten the 3rd a bit so you can tell where it is.

[Papa]

I love the third. Looks real cool. I jut like the colors and the textures too.


Did you blur them or were they taken like that? Also if you did blur them you should only blurr them in a couple spots. Also could we see the originals?

[rustyknotz]

Thanks for all the comments, guys. Truth be told, my personal favorite's the last and the first one.
The third one, yeah, it probably is a bit too dark for comfort... good point, Coolman.
And paparoksguitar: well, I needed some way to compensate for the crappy quality of my camera. Blurring was the only thing that came to mind (if not liberal use of the filter features). Here're the originals (not in order--I'm sorry: but I couldn't find the original for the last pic.):

[Sadza]

I really like the first one the best. Also, I don't know how photography works but how come there's that crazy blur in the first pic?